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Claude Code 2.1.63 dropped with a new built-in command: /simplify It reviews your changed code for three things: - Reuse opportunities (duplicated logic, extractable patterns) - Code quality (readability, naming, structure) - Efficiency (unnecessary complexity, redundant operations) Then it actually fixes what it finds. Not just suggestions, it edits.... show more

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